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The caregiver directory lists the best caregivers and dispensaries so you know you're were to procure the best quality medication.

We provide to two main directories a medical marijuana caregiver directory and a medical marijuana business directory for the medical marijuana industry. There are a great many business and services that provide support to there local communities for the legal cultivation and distribution of marijuana for medical applications.

Our directories are free to all legitimate business and services related to the industry lawyer, doctors, caregivers, support groups and  vendors of related product such as lighting gardening, hydroponics, just to name a few. We do not endorse the use of illegal substance. We do promote the legal and legitimate businesses and service that support the medical marijuana industry.

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We are Denver cultivators with a properly zoned warehouse grow space that has the capacity to grow 20+ pounds a month to support your dispensary operations. We would like to speak with dispensary owners who are in need of a cultivation operation in order to comply with the September 1st deadline to produce 70% of medicine in house.

We are interested in partnerships or acquiring a dispensary outright. To reach us please contact one us at the phone numbers listed below.

Thanks,

720-213-6560 for David 303-578-0768 for Greg 303-351-2768 for Randy

The 100 Plant Danger, and A possible Solution

         As mentioned, the DEA is persecuting medical marijuana operations in California growing over 100 plants.  Currently I am aware of over 50 cases of people with persecuted in California for having over 100 plants.  Many were sentenced 5 to 10 years minimum in prison.

•          My First Suggestion: keep off the Federal Radar by staying under 100 plants.
•          My Second Suggestion: Start an Intensive Lobbying Effort Immediately in favor of The United States House Bill:  HR 3939. 

            This bill will call off the feds in States that legalized medical cannabis.  HR 3939 tells the FDA to respect the law in medical marijuana states.  (The Bill will be on my website.) 

•          HR 3939 is currently stalled in the United States House Judiciary Committee. 

WE NEED THIS BILL TO PASS THIS SESSION!

WHAT CAN YOU DO?

         Call and email your Congressmen and Senators.  Tell them to pass this bill.

Have your patients call & email their Congressmen and Senators.  Tell them to pass HR 3939.

         Call/email everybody you know, especially in other Medical marijuana states.  Forward this email.  Tell your friends about HR 3939.  Tell them to call and email their Senators and Congressmen and push to pass the bill.  Tell them to pass on the word to others. 

•          The following is a link to the Congressional websites where you can find listings of your Representatives and Senators.
•          US House: http://clerk.house.gov/member_info/index.html
•          US Senate: http://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm

Remember all Grass root efforts take place because a person takes action, tells 2 others to take action, and they each tell two others to take action.  Oh yes, and everybody takes action. 

         You Must Reach Out As soon as possible.  Time is essential.

Visit our updated website:   www.joffelawfirm.com

You can find back issues of the Medical Marijuana Action Alert. It has links to key pending legislation and the Colorado Constitutional Amendment on medical marijuana

The town of Nederland Colorado has legalized marijuana fallowing Breckinridge
Colorado's bold move to decriminalize marijuana.

CU-Boulder Sources on Medical Marijuana Legislation

January 14, 2010

** Richard Collins, a professor of law at the University of Colorado at Boulder Law School and the director of the Byron R. White Center for the Study of American Constitutional Law, can talk about legal issues connected with two proposed bills to regulate medical marijuana dispensaries in Colorado. Legal experts say if either one of the bills pass then there most likely will be a legal challenge from advocates of marijuana use. According to Collins, a challenge to state legislation would likely claim that it conflicts with the constitutional medical marijuana amendment. And with or without state legislation, the issue also involves the powers of Colorado cities and towns, he said.

Collins can be reached by calling 303-492-5493 or by e-mail at richard.collins@colorado.edu. Or contact Dirk Martin in the CU-Boulder Office of Media Relations and News Services at 303-492-6431 or dirk.martin@colorado.edu.

** Bill Woodward, former director of the Colorado Division of Criminal Justice, is the director of training and technical assistance at the CU-Boulder Center for the Study and Prevention of Violence. He can discuss possible unintended consequences resulting from medical marijuana legislation. He can discuss research findings showing that teenage use of marijuana is causally related to the perceived approval or disapproval of its use; that a lowering of perceived disapproval of marijuana use will increase delinquency and violence among teenagers; and that marijuana use by teens is a gateway drug for other illicit drug use and serious forms of delinquency and violence.

Woodward can be reached at 303-735-0538 (office) or 303-475-9051 (cell). His e-mail is bill.woodward@colorado.edu. Or contact Peter Caughey in the CU-Boulder Office of Media Relations and News Services at 303-492-4007 or caughey@colorado.edu

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Past the security man and his pit bull and through a haze of eye-watering smoke, two youths load up a pipe next to a row of shiny glass jars with two dozen varieties of marijuana bud displayed like candy
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Drug Enforcement Administration agents this week raided four medical marijuana shops in California, contrary to President Obama's campaign promises to stop the raids.
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New iPhone App Finds Medical Marijuana Dispensaries

A new app developed for the popular handset lets users find the closest available source of medical marijuana. Created by AJNAG (Activists Justifying the Natural Agriculture of Ganja), the app is available now for $2.99 via the iTunes apstore
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The true origin of the term 420 (four twenty)
It simple you have 28 grams in an ounce, sell it for $15.00 a gram and you get $420.00.
And while I have heard numerous answers for where the term 420 came from,
The truth is; it is the cost of an ounce by the gram.

What are Controlled Substances?

Most drugs that require a prescription from a doctor are not controlled substances. The Controlled Substances Act and its implementing regulations, however, assign certain substances to one of five "schedules." These substances are placed in a schedule based on their potential for abuse, which may lead to physical or psychological dependency. Schedule I substances have no accepted medical use for treatment in the United States and are not available by prescription. Schedule II through V substances have accepted medical use and varying potentials for abuse and dependency. Practitioners (e.g., doctors, dentists, veterinarians, physician assistants, advance practice nurses) who are licensed by a State and registered with DEA may prescribe these substances. Controlled substances include narcotics (pain relievers), stimulants, depressants, hallucinogens, and anabolic steroids. A complete list of controlled substances can be found in Title 21 of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) part 1308. Examples of controlled substances are shown below.

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